Download User Manual BCP-5500

User Manual
BCP-5500
Barcode Data Collector
Ver. 1.0
© Copyright Fametech Inc. (TYSSO), 2012
Contents
1 Before Use
Safety Precaution .................................................................................... 3
2 Introduction
2.1
Features .......................................................................................... 4
2.2
Specifications .................................................................................. 5
2.3
Package .......................................................................................... 6
2.4
Product Description ......................................................................... 7
3 Getting Started
3.1
Charging the Battery ....................................................................... 9
3.1.1
Charge the battery via USB Interface of Computer ............. 9
3.1.2
Charge the battery via RS-232 Cable and
USB Power Cable ................................................................. 9
3.1.3
Charge the battery via RS-232 Cable and
Optional Power Adaptor ...................................................... 10
3.2
Battery Care .................................................................................. 11
3.2.1
Battery Replacement ....................................................... 12
3.2.2
Battery Disposal ............................................................... 12
4 Operating Your Data Collector
4.1
Switch On/Off ................................................................................ 13
4.2
Perform scan and collect data ...................................................... 13
4.3
Job Mode ...................................................................................... 14
4.3.1
Mode 0 (default) ................................................................. 15
4.3.2
Mode 1 (Advance Mode) .................................................... 16
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5 Connecting to the Computer
5.1
5.2
Connecting to the Computer ......................................................... 22
5.1.1
USB Interface Installation .................................................. 22
5.1.2
RS-232 interface Installation .............................................. 22
Driver & Utility Installation ............................................................. 23
5.2.1
Install the USB Virtual COM Port Driver
(for USB interface only)....................................................... 24
5.2.2
Utility installation ................................................................ 31
6 Configuring Your Data Collector /Data Management
6.1
Access to the Utility....................................................................... 34
6.2
File ................................................................................................ 35
6.3
Setting ........................................................................................... 36
6.3.1
Barcode .............................................................................. 37
6.3.2
General Parameter............................................................. 38
6.3.3
Job Mode Selection............................................................ 39
6.4
Transmit ........................................................................................ 41
6.5
Upload the Data to the Computer ................................................. 43
6.5.1
Upload the Data ................................................................. 44
6.5.2
Erase Data in BCP ............................................................. 46
6.5.3
Change Password .............................................................. 47
6.5.4
Enable/Disable Real Time Clock (Timestamp) .................. 48
6.5.5
Upload Data with Machine ID ............................................ 51
7 Appendix
Scan Zone ............................................................................................. 54
Status Indicator ...................................................................................... 55
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1 Before Use
Safety Precaution
1.
2.
3.
4.
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6.
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14.
Read the manual carefully before use
Always keep the manual in proper location for references.
Always keep this instruction manual ready at hand for your reference
Install in accordance with the instructions.
Heed all warnings messages and notifications to avoid injury to self or
people; misuse may cause malfunction or damage to the product
Do not operate the product and accessories near water, moisture, or
dusty location; it may cause electrical shock injury or fire.
Do not place or operate the product near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus that produce heat.
It may expose the product to the danger of Fire and Explosion.
Clean only with dry cloth.
Use ONLY supplied or accessories specified by manufacturer. Use of
anything other than supplied or approved accessories will void the
warranty, may cause malfunction and, and may put the User or other
person at risk of injury.
DO NOT aim the product at eyes of people or animals. Some product
models use a strong light source as a scanning aid may cause serious
eye injury.
Protect the cords or cables from being walked on or pinched particularly
at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from
the apparatus.
Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long
periods of time.
The Service is performed by qualified service personnel only.
Servicing is required when the product and/or the accessories have
been damaged in any way, such as power cable or plug is damaged,
liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the product, the
product has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate
normally, or has been dropped.
DO NOT dissemble or modify the product, accessories, and the
components (e.g. the pre-installed rechargeable battery).
It should cause damage to the product and injury to people and the
warranty is terminated.
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2 Introduction
The BCP-5500 is a compact and cost-effective
data collector that allows its operator to collect
data without distance limitation. It is the ideal
device for inventory and stocktaking. By featuring
the fast-responding CCD sensor and the powerful
decoder, BCP-5500 is capable of performing
data-collecting tasks that time is an important
issue. And the stylish and easy-to-grip design is a
merit for operators especially for long-time
operation.
Equipped with the application software, and large
internal memory, BCP-5500 offers the advantages of high-speed scanning,
reliability and easy operation. In addition, it also gives the operators greater
mobility for scanning those tough to reach barcodes. The embedded utility
software provides users with easy data management of the scanned data
that suits for variety of business needs: Inventory, Warehouse, Stock and
Order Picking, and Shipping/Receiving Management.
2.1 Features
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Stylish design and light-weight
Pre-defined data formats
Vivid and Clear Display
Easy operation by navigation keys
High speed CCD scan engine
Interface: USB or RS-232
Rechargeable battery
(battery charge via Recharge/Communication Cradle)
Real Time Clock; uploaded data with timestamp
Machine ID
Easy configuration utility
Communication SDK
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2.2 Specifications
Model
System
CPU
Memory
OS
Application Software
Operating System Support
Programming Language
Data Management
SDK Software
Readable Bar Code
BCP-5500-C
BCP-5500-N
8-bit CPU
224KB
Proprietary
Windows-base (98/Me/2000/XP/Vista/Win 7)
Windows-base Application Software
Data Management Utility Software
Upload communication SDK
UPC-A, EAN-8/JAN-8, UPC-E, ISBN/ISSN, RSS-14,
CODE 11, CODE 93, MSI-Plessey, CODABAR/NW7,
CODE4, EAN-13/JAN-13, CODE 39, CODE 32,
Interleaved 2 of 5/IATA, Matrix 2 of 5,
China Postage, CODE 128
Display
Display
Keypad
Buzzer
LED
Connectivity
Interface
Transmission Rate
Scanner
128x64 dot-matrix graphic LCD with back-light
18 character x 4 line, 7x18 dot display pattern
3 keys (2 navigation keys, and enter key)
Audio Buzzer
LED Indicator
Standard RS-232 or USB (virtual RS-232)
19200 bps
625nm ±10nm
650nm ±10nm,
CCD
Visible Laser diode
Scan Speed
100 scans/sec.
Minimum print contrast
0.45
Depth of Field*
3~21 cm
3~48 cm
Maximum Pitch
65+ o
Minimum Skew
50+ o
Minimum Bar Width
4 mil
* The depth of field may vary due to environment conditions and barcode
resolution.
Scanner Type
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Others
Operation Battery
Operating Time
Material
Color
Compliance
Weight
Dimension
Operating Temperature
Operating Humidity
Storage Temperature
Storage Humidity
Rechargeable Lithium Battery Pack
(1100mAh / 3.7V)
battery charge via
Recharge and Communication Cradle
Over 30 hours
(approx. 45,000 scans, battery fully charged)
ABS
Front: Black, Body: White
FCC class A
scanner: 136.1 g / cradle: 170.2 g
175 x 45 x28 mm
0°C~45°C
10% ~ 85% RH non-condensing
-20°C~ 65°C
5% ~ 95% RH non-condensing
The specifications may be changed/updated without prior notice.
2.3 Package
Standard Package
Data Collector
Utility CD
Recharge and Communication Cradle
User Manual
USB Power Cable (for RS-232 interface only)
x1
x1
x1
x1
x1
Optional Accessory:
External power adapter (for RS-232 interface only)
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x1
2.4 Product Description
Part Descriptions
1.
Scan Window
2.
LED Indicator
3.
Display
4.
Navigation Buttons (Arrow Up/Enter/Arrow Down)
5.
Scan Trigger
6.
Connector to Recharge and Communication Cradle
7.
Wrist Strap Hole
8.
LED Indicator (Charge and Communication Cradle)
9.
Connector to Data Collector Unit (Recharge and Communication Cradle)
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Data Collector Unit
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Recharge and Communication Cradle
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3 Getting Started
3.1 Charging the Battery
It’s recommended to have the battery fully charged before use.
User can charge the battery via the supplied USB Cable
or via the RS-232 cable with optional external power adapter.
3.1.1 Charge the battery via USB Interface of Computer
To Host PC
Charge the battery via USB Interface on the computer
1. Turn on the computer.
2. Connect the USB connector to the USB port on the computer.
3. Install the data collector to the recharge and communication cradle.
The data collector is activated and the battery is recharging
automatically (There is a beep sound and the LED indicator lit RED
steadily).
4. As the battery is fully charged, the LED indicator lit GREEN to indicate
the battery charge is completed.
5. Remove the data collector from the cradle.
The data collector is ready to use.
3.1.2 Charge the battery via RS-232 Cable and USB Power
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Cable
USB Power Cable
Host PC
Charge the battery
via RS-232 Interface and USB Power Cable
1. Turn off the computer.
2. Connect the D-type 9-pin RS-232 connector to the PC.
3. Connect the USB Power Cable to the rear DC Jack of the RS-232
connector and HOST PC.
4. Install the data collector to the recharge and communication cradle.
The data collector is activated and the battery is recharging
automatically (There is a beep sound and the LED indicator lit RED
steadily).
5. As the battery is fully charged, the LED indicator lit GREEN to indicate
the battery charge is completed.
6. Remove the data collector from the cradle.
The data collector is ready to use.
Warning:
 Use only the supplied cable to charge the battery.
 DO NOT dissemble or modify the data collector and the pre-installed
rechargeable battery. It should cause damage to the product and the
injury to the people near the product.
3.1.3 Charge the battery via RS-232 Cable and Optional Power
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Adaptor
To Host PC
Power Adaptor
Cradle
Charge the battery
via RS-232 Interface and Optional Power Adaptor
1. Turn off the computer.
2. Connect the D-type 9-pin RS-232 connector to the PC.
3. Connect the barrel connector of the power adaptor to the rear DC Jack
of the RS-232 connector.
4. Plug the power adaptor to the power outlet.
5. Install the data collector to the recharge/communication cradle.
The data collector is activated and the battery is recharging
automatically (There is a beep sound and the LED indicator lit RED
steadily).
6. As the battery is fully charged, the LED indicator lit GREEN to indicate
the battery charge is completed.
7. Remove the data collector from the cradle.
The data collector is ready to use.
Warning:
 Use only the supplied cable and optional power adapter (purchased
separately) to charge the battery.
 DO NOT dissemble or modify the data collector and the pre-installed
rechargeable battery. It should cause damage to the product and the
injury to the people near the product.
3.2 Battery Care
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The pre-installed battery of the data collector is fully charged and tested in
factory. To maximize the capacity and lifespan* of the battery, user should
not store, charge or operate the battery under overheat temperature,
moisture environments.
*Note: The Lifespan of the rechargeable battery may vary depending on
operating conditions.
3.2.1 Battery Replacement
After the rechargeable battery operating under normal conditions after
hundreds of charge-discharge cycles, the lifespan of the battery will
decrease. When the battery nears the end of its usable life, it is necessary
to replace a new battery**.
Before replacing the battery, turn off the data collector (press and hold the
scan trigger for over 5 seconds until the display is off) and unplug the cable.
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5.
Use a screw driver to loosen the securing screw of the back cover.
Remove the back cover.
Pull and remove the used rechargeable battery.
Replace with a new battery and re-install the back cover.
Secure the screws of the back cover with screw driver.
**Note: Use only the authorized battery and have the battery replaced only
by an authorized service provider.
3.2.2 Battery Disposal
Recycle or dispose of used battery as stipulated by local regulations.
4 Operating Your Data Collector
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4.1 Switch On/Off
To switch on the data collector, press and hold the scan trigger for about 3
seconds until data collector switch on.
Press Scan Trigger
(3 Sec)
ON
To switch off the data collector, press and hold the scan trigger for about
5 seconds; the LED indicator of the data collector will blink RED twice and
then switch off.
Press Scan Trigger
(5 Sec)
LED Blink x2
OFF
When the data collector is connected to the host PC, the data collector will
switch on automatically.
4.2 Perform scan and collect data
To perform the scan and collect data, switch on and aim the data collector at
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the barcode and press the scan trigger; the visible red light for easy
alignment will guide you to scan the barcode.
Red-Light alignment
Data Collector
Point the data collector with the RED-Light alignment
projected horizontally to the barcode.
Adjust the distance to capture the barcode and the beep
sound will notice you that the data is collected successfully.
Scanning
Scan Distance
DATA Collected
4.3 Job Mode
There are two job modes supported by the data collector and users can
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select proper mode depending on the requirements.
You can access BCP configuration utility to configure the job mode for your
data collector (please refer to “Job Mode Selection”, page 39)
The supported job modes are as follows:
4.3.1 Mode 0 (default)
Item
Item
Item
Item
No.
No.
No.
No.
(Scan
(Scan
(Scan
(Scan
)
)
)
)
In Mode 0, data collector performs scan process and save the scanned data
immediately as the scan trigger is pressed. The scanned data is displayed
on the LCD and ready for scan.
User can perform fast data collecting tasks by simply aim the data collector
to the barcode and press scan triggers
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Navigation and Data Management
Item No. (Scan
BCP-4200-USB
CCD-1600
0985241556
)
User can examine the scanned data by using the Navigation Keys
(
/
) to select.
), and press Enter Key (
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Delete the Scanned Data
0988123456
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BCP-4200-USB
CCD-1600
0985241556
To delete the scanned data:
1.
Press the Navigation Keys (
/
) to select the data to be
deleted.
2.
Press Enter Key (
) to confirm.
3.
The display will show the detailed information of the selected data.
4.
To delete the selected data:
Press the two Navigation Keys (
) at the same time to
delete the data.
To quit without deleting the data:
Press Enter Key (
) to exit.
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BCP-4200-USB
Delete? ( No:
)
(Yes: ▲ & ▼)
5.
The display data shows the data status. The row “Data-Deleted!!!”
indicates that the selected data is successfully erased.
0988123456
Data-Erased!!!
CCD-1600
0985241556
Note: Please use configuration utility to delete all the scanned data in the
data collector, (refer to Chapter 6 Configuring Your Data Collector
/Data Management for detailed information).
4.3.2 Mode 1 (Advance Mode)
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YY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS
Item No. (Scan
)
Q’ ty ( ▲
▼)
In Mode 1, scanner performs scan process and allows user to enter item
quantities manually.
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Scan and enter the quantity manually
When user aim to the barcode and press the scan trigger, the display will
show the scanned barcode data and ask user to enter the quantity
(as image below illustrated).
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BCP-4200-USB
Q’ ty:
0
Shift
Count
To enter the quantity:
Use the Navigation Keys (
/
) to enter the numbers.
Arrow Up Key (Shift
): number digits (12 digits max)
Arrow Down Key (Count
): Count key (0~9)
Example:
To enter the 3-digits number “485”
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1.
Press the Arrow Down Key (Count
) four times to enter the
First Digit “4”.
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BCP-4200-USB
Q’ ty:
4
Shift
Count
2.
Press the Arrow Up Key (Shift
) to add a digit
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BCP-4200-USB
Q’ ty:
40
Shift
Count
3.
Press the Arrow Down Key (Count
) eight times to enter the
Second Digit “8”.
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BCP-4200-USB
Q’ ty:
48
Shift
Count
4.
Press the Arrow Up Key (Shift
) again to add a digit
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BCP-4200-USB
Q’ ty:
480
Shift
Count
5.
Press the Arrow Down Key (Count
Third Digit “5”.
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) five times to enter the
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BCP-4200-USB
Q’ ty:
485
Shift
Count
6.
Press the Enter Key (
) to confirm the data.
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BCP-4200-USB
Q’ ty: 485
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Navigation and Data Management
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BCP-4200-USB
Q’ty: 485
User can examine the scanned data by using the Navigation Keys
(
/
) to select.
), and press Enter Key (
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CCD-1600
Q’ty: 8

Delete the Scanned Data
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BCP-4200-USB
Q’ ty: 485
To delete the scanned data:
1.
Press the Navigation Keys (
/
) to select the data to be
deleted.
2.
Press Enter Key (
) to confirm.
3.
The display will show the detailed information of the selected data.
To delete the selected data:
4.
Press the two Navigation Keys (
) at the same time to
delete the data.
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BCP-4200-USB
Delete? ( No:
)
(Yes: ▲ & ▼)
The display will show that the selected data is successfully erased.
Data-Erased!!!
5.
To quit without deleting the data:
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Press Enter Key (
) to exit.
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BCP-4200-USB
Delete? ( No:
)
(Yes: ▲ & ▼)
6.
User can examine the scanned data by using the Navigation Keys
(
/
), there is a mark “Data-Erased!!!” to indicate the
deleted scan data.
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Data-Erased!!!
Q’ ty: 485
Note: To delete all the scanned data in the data collector, please use
configuration utility to remove (refer to Chapter 6 Configuring Your
Data Collector /Data Management for detailed information).
5 Connecting to the Computer
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BCP-5500 supplies with configuration utility that helps user to configure the
data collector settings and examine/upload the data to the computer.
5.1 Connecting to the Computer
5.1.1 USB Interface Installation
Connect to PC
(USB Port)
Host PC
Cradle
1. Turn on the computer.
2. Connect the USB connector of the cradle to the USB port on the
computer.
3. Install the data collector to the cradle.
The LED indicator of the receiver (Recharge/Communication Cradle) lit
RED to indicate that the receiver (cradle) is functioning.
4. Install the data collector to the cradle.
The data collector is activated automatically and a beep sound indicates
that the data collector is properly installed.
5. When first connect to the computer, install the driver and Utility
Now user can initiate the Utility and perform configuration or data
transmission.
Note:
 Make sure to use the correct cable that match to the proper interface
 Examine the Device Manager and select the correct COM Port number
after the driver and utility is installed.
5.1.2 RS-232 interface Installation
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Connect to PC
(Rs-232 Port)
DC Jack
Host PC
Cradle
1. Turn off the computer.
2. Connect the D-type 9-pin cable connector to the proper COM port on
computer.
3. Connect the USB Power Cable to the rear DC Jack of the RS-232
connector and HOST PC.
4. Turn on the computer.
5. The LED indicator of the receiver (Recharge/Communication Cradle) lit
RED to indicate that the receiver (cradle) is functioning.
6. Install the data collector to the cradle.
The data collector is activated automatically and a beep sound indicates
that the data collector is properly installed.
7. When first connect to the computer, install the driver and Utility
Now user can initiate the Utility and perform configuration or data
transmission.
Note:
 Make sure to use the correct cable that match to the proper interface.
 When plugging the optional power adaptor into the electrical outlet,
make sure that the voltage applied to the power outlet is within the
specified range of the adaptor.
Improper power source voltage range will cause damage to the power
supply unit.
5.2 Driver & Utility Installation
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5.2.1 Install the USB Virtual COM Port Driver (for USB interface
only)
For most computers, the USB interface I/O ports are widely adapted as
standard interface when connecting to the peripherals. Yet some application
software can only transmit data through standard COM port.
USB Virtual COM port drivers can enable the USB port to appear as an
additional COM port available to the PC; and application software can
access the USB device in the same way as it would access a standard COM
port.
Note: Please refer to your technical support of the application software
provider and examine the computer I/O interface before installation.
1.
Please browse the CD and select folder “Utility”.
2.
Move the cursor to the folder “BCP-5500” and double click to access
the sub folders.
3.
Select and double click the folder “BCP Driver” to access the folder.
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4.
Double click the file to start the installation.
5.
Install Wizard is initiated and prepares to install.
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Click “Next” to continue.
6.
License Agreement. Accept the agreement and click “Next” to
proceed.
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7.
Choose destination. Click “Next” to continue.
8.
Click “Install” to start installation.
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9.
Install Wizard is finished. Click “Finish” to proceed.
10.
Here we need to install the USB to UART Bridge driver.
Click “Install” to continue.
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11.
The system is scanning the port configuration.
12.
The USB to UART driver is successfully installed.
Click “OK” to exit.
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13.
COM Port:
User can examine the “Device Manager” of the system and find the
section “Ports (COM & LPT)” to find the USB to UART Bridge (virtual
COM port) for USB interface.
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5.2.2 Utility installation
1.
Please browse the CD and select folder “Utility”.
2.
Move the cursor to the folder “BCP-5500” and double click to access
the sub folders.
3.
Double click the “Setup” to start installation.
4.
Click “OK” to proceed.
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5.
Click the button to start installation.
Note:
To change the directory,
click “Change Directory” to assign the directory desired.
6.
Setup will add group name “BCP5000” to the group box automatically.
Click “Continue” to proceed.
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7.
Wait for several seconds while the installation is processing.
8.
Installation completed. Click “Ok” to exit.
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6 Configuring Your Data Collector /Data
Management
The configuration utility provide user with easy configurations of barcode
settings, function settings and operating modes according to user
requirement.
User can upload and examine the scanned barcode data via the
configuration utility.
6.1 Access to the Utility

Comm Port:
Select the proper COM port to establish the
communication between the computer and the data
collector.
Note: Select the correct COM Port
Select the proper COM port so as to establish the
connection to the data collector.
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Password:
Only authenticated and authorized users should be
able to access the utility. Please refer to “Change
Password” (page 47) to change the password.
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6.2 File
There are selections to manage the configuration parameter files.
Users can save or load the configuration parameter files according to the
applications required.
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Default: this function allows user to restore the data collector
to the factory preset.
Remember to perform “Transmit” to transmit default settings
to the data collector.
Open: this function allows user to reload the configuration parameter
file previously saved in order to restore the specified settings
of the data collector (*.msr).
Remember to perform”Transmit” to send the configured
settings to data collector.
Save: this function allows user to save all the specified settings of
the data collector to a configuration parameter file (*.msr).
Exit:
exit the configuration utility.
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6.3 Setting
The functions of Setting allow user to configure the proper settings of the
data collector.
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Barcode: the settings of the supported barcodes.
General Parameter: user can select the conversion of the scanned
data in upper/lower case, and the buzzer settings.
Job Mode: user can define the prompt character at the end of each
scanned barcode data.
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6.3.1 Barcode
The function allows user to configure various types of barcodes.
User can enable or disable the specified barcode, and configure the
parameters according to the characteristics of each barcode.
To configure the parameters of the barcode:
1.
2.
3.
Select and click the icon to access the menu.
Select the barcode type desired and configure the barcode settings
(enable/disable, check character…etc).
Click “Accept” to complete the barcode selection.
Note:
Select “Default” to discard all the barcode setting and restore to the default
settings of barcode.
Be sure to perform “Transmit” to apply the setting to the data collector.
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6.3.2 General Parameter
The function allows user to configure the audio notification of the data
collector, and the scan interval

Buzzer Setup:
Move the arrow (buzzer pitch or buzzer duration) to adjust the
sound of the data collector.

Enable 3-Sec. Scan Delay for Same Barcode:
This function can prevent user from pressing the trigger
accidently and scan the same barcode twice.
The data collector may not save the data as if the same
barcode is scanned twice within 3 seconds.

Accept: Click “Accept” to complete the selection.

Default: Select “Default” to discard all the present settings and
scanned data of the data collector and restore to the factory
default settings.
Note:
Be sure to perform “Transmit”to apply the setting to the data collector.
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6.3.3 Job Mode Selection
The function allows user to select the operating modes (Mode0 / Mode 1)
according to the applications and task required.
Please refer to Job Mode (page 14) for detail instructions.
To select the Job Mode desired:
1.
Click the mode required. The menu will display the data format of the
job mode.
Mode 0
2.
3.
Mode 1
Click “Accept” to complete the selection.
Click “Default” to restore to the default settings of job mode (Mode 0).
Note:
Be sure to perform “Transmit” to apply the setting to the data collector.
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Customized Mode (Data Format):
There are more customized data formats available (as the image below
illustrated). Please refer to the local representative for further information.
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6.4 Transmit
The function allows user to transmit the configured settings to the data
collector. Perform the function after all the new settings are configured.
1.
2.
Click the icon “Transmit”
to access the menu.
Make sure the scanned data is uploaded or new settings are
configured before perform transmission.
Warning:
All the data stored in the data collector will be erased when performing the
transmission.
And the settings of the data collector, if re-configured, will be replaced as
well.
Make sure to upload the scanned data, complete and save the configuration
values before performing data transmission.
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3.
Click “Transmit” button..
4.
There are descending beeps and a pop-up window displays on the
monitor to indicate that the transmission is completed.
Click “OK” to exit.
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6.5 Upload the Data to the Computer
The function allows user to upload/examine the data collected by the data
collector. Click the icon “Upload Data”
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to access the menu.
6.5.1 Upload the Data
This function allows user to upload and save the data as raw data format or
text file.
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Upload Data from BCP in RAW Data Format:
Upload and save the data records in raw data format.
Upload Data from BCP in Text Format:
Upload and save the data in text file directly.
Convert Raw Data to Text File:
The uploaded raw data can be converted to text file after
Convert the uploaded raw data to text file.
This function is selectable only after the Raw Data is
uploaded.
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Uploaded Data (Raw Format)
Uploaded Data (Text Format)
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6.5.2 Erase Data in BCP
This function is to erase the scanned data in the data collector.
Warning:
It is impossible to recover the data after the data are erased.
Make sure to upload and save the records before execute this function.
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6.5.3 Change Password
This function allows user to assign or change the password (0~8 characters)
when accessing the utility. By enabling this function, only the authorized
user can access the utility to configure the data collectors and perform data
management.
1.
2.
3.
Select “Change Password” and click “OK” to continue.
Enter the current password to the field of pop-up window.
Enter the new password and enter again to confirm the change.
Click “OK” to complete.
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6.5.4 Enable/Disable Real Time Clock (Timestamp)
This function allows user to synchronize the time of your data collector to
the computer and add the timestamp to the data.
1.
2.
Select “Enable/Disable Real Time Clock” and click “OK” to continue.
Click “enable” to initiate the Real Time Clock (RTC).
3.
It’s recommended to perform the time synchronization with the
computer (Host PC).
Click “Sync Up with Host Time” to confirm
Click “OK” to complete.
4.
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5.
The pop-up window indicates that the Real Time Clock function is
enabled and the time tamp is added to the data stored in the data
collector.
6.
The Upload Data Status indicates the Real Time Clock is activated.
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User can perform Upload the Data (page 44) and the records have
timestamp added.
Uploaded Data (without Timestamp)
Uploaded Data (with Timestamp)
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6.5.5 Upload Data with Machine ID
This function allows user to enable/disable Machine ID while uploading data
to the computer. Each data collector has the fixed machine ID (preset in
factory)
When the data-collecting task is in process with multiple data collectors, it is
convenient to identify the uploaded data by the machine ID of each data
collector. And with the machine IDs, the data management is effortless and
efficient.
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To enable/disable the Machine ID setting:
1.
Select “Enable/Disable Upload Data With Machine ID” and
click “OK” to continue.
2.
There is a pop-up window displays on the monitor.
Select “Enable” and click “OK” to confirm.
3.
The Upload Data Status indicates the Machine ID is activated.
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User can perform Upload the Data (page 44)Upload the Data.
The machine ID is added to the uploaded data.
Uploaded Data (with Machine ID)
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7 Appendix
Scan Zone
BCP-5500-N
BCP-5500-C
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Status Indicator
The following table shows what the LED status indicators and Audio
Indicators are for and what the different colors or blinking of the lights mean.
Basic Operation
Status/Operation
Turn ON
Turn OFF
(keep pressing scan
trigger for 3 sec)
Scan
Data collector
LED Indicator
Audio
------Blink RED twice
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Blink GREEN
1 beep sound
(scan trigger pressed)
Connecting to Computer (via Recharge/Communication Cradle)
Data collector
Status/Operation
LED Indicator
Audio
Connecting to computer
Lit RED steadily
1 beep sound
(Battery Charge)
Transmit Success
7 Descending
Blink GREEN
(Configuration)
beep sound
Battery Status
Status/Operation
Data collector
LED Indicator
Audio
Battery Charge
(Connect to computer)
Battery Charge Full
Lit RED steadily
1 beep sound
Lit GREEN steadily
Battery Low
----
--2 beeps sound
(scan trigger pressed)
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Memory Full
Status/Operation
Memory Near Full
(scan trigger pressed)
Memory Full
(scan trigger pressed)
Data collector
LED Indicator
Audio
Blink RED/Blink
1 beep sound
GREEN
Continuous beep
Lit RED steadily
sound
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